In a box labelled "old PowerBook RAM" that I recently obtained, I have a variety of small Wallstreet RAM chips, a 32MB Duo chip, and some other bits and pieces, all of which I can identify. However, along with these others there are two flat pieces maybe 1.75" x .75" with female connectors at both ends, marked "1 of 2" and "2 of 2."
I am not familiar with this type of RAM, but wonder if it could be an expansion card of some description for 1xx-series machines; it could of course be for something else entirely, but the labelling on the boxes I obtained is generally very accurate, so I am inclined to think it is, as the box says, for one of the the early PowerBooks.
Any ideas?
I am not familiar with this type of RAM, but wonder if it could be an expansion card of some description for 1xx-series machines; it could of course be for something else entirely, but the labelling on the boxes I obtained is generally very accurate, so I am inclined to think it is, as the box says, for one of the the early PowerBooks.
Any ideas?
